Hundreds protest at Cornell, call for expulsion of frat members after rape report
wapo.st/4hHjbM2

@TMRuppert Beat those dirty birds! (I won't be awake to watch though.)

Just a quick reminder: if you’re eligible, make sure you’re registered to vote.

Then, please, go out to vote this November.

Democracy only works if we participate. We can’t sit this one out.

Thank you.

A study of 93 countries finds happiness is positively associated with cat density (and negatively associated with toxoplasma gondii exposure) even after accounting for wealth and health factors.

#News #Research #Cats

sciencealert.com/scientists-fi

@jaykuo They don't listen to themselves any more than they listen to us.

🔥 @warnock.senate.gov@bsky.brid.gy: “If Trump thought it was a good economy, he’d be taking credit. But his whole administration keeps saying ‘BIDEN, BIDEN, BIDEN’ because they know things are TERRIBLE, TERRIBLE, TERRIBLE.”

Appropriations committee members saw an influx of campaign contributions after steering $345 million to a military contractor. theintercept.com/2026/10/05/su

Marc Elias: We all have a role to play, it starts with voting. The more seats Dems win, the larger their margins of victory, and harder for Trump to execute his plans. The weeks before election will be critical, the weeks after even more so. Trump’s told us what he intends to do, take him literally…

@AudhdDespiteNoisyAbleism My first cancer was nothing. A little surgery and it was over. The second, not so much. @uxMark

@Elleaster People will still vote for this criminal, but they're too embarrassed to admit it.

Ready to free yourself from Big Tech tools? Opt Out October is the time to do it. Once you manage to make some changes, give yourself one of these merit badges and share your accomplishments! eff.org/pages/welcome-opt-out-

@ai6yr Euronews reported that the lab worker broke a test tube containing the bacteria Yersinia pestis one week (Sept 25) before she died (Oct 2). She started getting sick and was rushed to the hospital two days after the incident.

euronews.com/2026/10/04/has-pl

A 12-year-old in Phoenix, Arizona collected 30,000 diapers for a local food bank in her fifth annual Diaper Drive.

Sloan started the drive at age 7 after volunteering at Nourish Phoenix and noticing empty shelves where diapers should be, learning they were among the most requested items and always ran out first.

This year she set a goal of 22,500 diapers, but donations kept coming until there was hardly room to walk in her house, filling an entire U-Haul truck that left food bank employees stunned.

“If we have the ability to give someone something that they might not have or need, it’s really important to do that,” she told ABC 15. Her mom called her “just so special,” saying she “has such a big heart, loves helping and giving back.”

The drive wrapped up at the end of August, and the diapers are now going to families who rely on Nourish Phoenix for food and clothing.

goodnewsnetwork.org/12-yos-ann

@uxMark When I was diagnosed, a cousin told me about a friend who had decided to try an alternative treatment to avoid "poison, cut, burn." I went through all three as I trust medical science. Not long ago I asked how the friend was doing and was told she was in stage 4. Thanks, I'll stick with medical science. I've been in remission from my stage 4 for 13 years. @AudhdDespiteNoisyAbleism

In fairness, Vivek was a laughingstock before he almost dropped a child, come on!

‘Good God’: Vivek Ramaswamy becomes laughing stock after nearly dropping child
rawstory.com/vivek-ramaswamy-2

#NeverVivek #ChooseAmyActon #Ohio #Governor #USPol

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